Usage of "feel a prickle"

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Usage of feel a prickle in English

I still feel a prickle of shock whenever I see one in the open. 
 Insurgent 

I feel a prickle of excitement. 
 Allegiant 

Kursk grinned at the thought of all the bourgeois Parisians who might see him and feel a prickle of fear. 
 The accident man 

I feel a prickle of pain in my fingertips, but I can't move my hand, as hard as I try. 
 Insurgent 

Seeing the car clearly now, he felt a prickle of unease. 
 News.com.au 

Jack felt a prickle like a soldier's warning awareness of danger. 
 Burning up 

She feels a prickle of sweat underneath her cashmere shell sweater. 
 Chosen: a novel 

Old ways die hard, I thought, feeling a prickle of anger. 
 Fatal Voyage 

For the first time, Dillon felt a prickle of envy. 
 Big sky standoff 

She murmured, and I felt a prickle of heat wash over my whole body. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

I felt a prickle on the back of my neck. 
 Rivers of London 

He felt a prickle of annoyance as he saw the large number of women present. 
 The Darkening Sea 

Ayla felt a prickle of recognition, though she had never seen one like it before. 
 The Mammoth Hunters 

Then I felt a prickle on the back of my neck and realized the truth. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

She felt a prickle along the back of her neck and picked up her pace. 
 The girl who chased the moon: a novel 

As he moved deeper into the lounge, Verlaine began to feel a prickling sensation of fear. 
 Angelopolis 

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Meanings of feel a prickle in English